go-dev-workflow

To set up a Go development workflow, you need to install the necessary development tools, configure code formatting, and enable linting. This skill automates environment setup and enforces static analysis to ensure consistent code quality.

You validate Conventional Commits messages by integrating Git hooks into your repository. This skill configures pre-commit checks that automatically enforce commit message standards before any code is merged.

Yes, you can run local CI checks that include race detectors and security scans. This skill facilitates executing benchmarks and comprehensive tests locally to identify concurrency issues and vulnerabilities before pushing code.

Yes, this workflow supports DevContainer usage. It provides specific guidance for configuring DevContainers, ensuring your environment setup remains consistent across different machines and development platforms.

You need Make and Git hooks to automate repetitive tasks and enforce project standards. They handle code formatting, linting, and running tests automatically, preventing unstyled or failing code from being committed.

The best way to enforce code formatting and linting is through automated pre-commit hooks. This skill manages the workflow by running static analysis and formatting checks automatically before you commit changes.